"From now on," Mr. Nisbet said, "both contractors will split 50-50 future launch contracts".
Real estate brokers (technically, they have the title "licensed real estate broker" or "licensed associate real estate broker") and agents ("licensed real estate salespeople," who work under a broker) are not generally staff employees of the firms on their business cards; they are independent contractors and split their commissions with the company.
In 2002, the first full year of what came to be known as the Global War on Terror, for instance, those three companies -- ranking first, second, and third on the Pentagon's list of top ten contractors -- split $42 billion in contract awards, more than two-thirds of the $67 billion distributed among the top 10 Pentagon contractors.
But even Mr. Murphree, 48, a general contractor, has split with Mr. DeMint on one particular earmark that many here see as vital to the region.
A 90-Year-Old Law, Pro and Con THE intention of Wicks Law when it was passed 90 years ago was to protect tradesmen from unscrupulous general contractors by splitting up the deals.
Though regulated by the state, the pilots are considered independent contractors who evenly split total profits among themselves.
They and a third man, Christopher Harris, 48, another former member of the Special Forces who was then working as a civilian contractor in Afghanistan, split $20 million from the contract, according to prosecutors.
The company previously split its contractors' job role into two – personal shoppers who prepare the items for deliveries inside the stores, and others who actually deliver the items to customers.
The Raytheon Company, the military contractor, said yesterday that it would split its military and air-traffic work into seven businesses.
Nassau will bear no upfront costs for installing the cameras but will split the fines with the contractor; the amount is being negotiated.
A report by contractor Tube Lines said the faults included split and rotten sleepers.
